massie: if the gentleladies into further speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from washington has the right to close. mrs. rodgers: yes. i'd like to c the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. massie: thank you, mr. speaker. . i know the other side is i know the other side is sincere. i won't question their sincerity. i think they identified at least three problems we have in america. moral decay of our society. invasion of american's privacy. our competitiveness with china. in this case their cure is worse than the diseases. there are ways to get at these root problems. we just haven't taken it upon ourselves to address those root problems with actual legislative solutions. that have been put forth here in congress. for instance, mr. davidson, the fourth amendment is not for sale act. we put a strong stake in the ground to protect americans' privacy. whether it's from our own government or some foreign governments. that is the kind of thing we need. we need warrants in the fisa program. i go

massie: i recognize data privacy champion, mr. warren davidson from ohio, for threere: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. ms. davids: i thank -- mr. davidson: i thank the gentleman for yielding time. the gentleman from new jersey who isn't actually opposed to the bill seems to have identified the real issue which is data privacy. i think it's important that we solve the correct problem. our problem is all these companies, social mediaings otherwise -- media otherwise your car your phone you name it it's surveillance. the spying that goes on with americ does need to be addressed and it should be addressed by the energy and commerce committee. i've long pleaded with members of both sides of the aisle to passhe privacy rights that are so deeply infringed in our country. and by avoiding that problem we take away the energy and momentum to address the root issue. frankly the people sponsoring this blaim that the real issue is ownership. but who owns this company? it's not 100% owned by bytedance. 60% of it is owned including americ

massie: mr.speaker, i now yield three minutes to my friend and colleague on the rules committee, mr. norman from south norman: i thank congressman massie. mr. speaker, i'm proud to speak on resolution 1065, denouncing the biden administration's immigration policies. you know i woke up this morning to a picture of a pol a hit -- a car driven byga alien who was drunk and on drugs. my good friends, this resolution shouldn't be needed. but it's because the b has violated the oath that he took to protect and defend the united states of america. what they don't want out is anything meaningful that would curb it because they know they've got a rogue president who will not, what cannot be denied is the 9.3 million illegals now in this country. denied is a 94 -- is the 94 executive actions that this president took the day he took office, he started a relentve orders to open our borders up, to over 160 countrys. countries. .can't can't deny, get this, for all the listeners in the balcony, the 20,000 chines

massie: i want to give the people an overview of the debate happening today. why are three members of congress controlling time on the floor? i thought there were only two parties. no, when it comes to spending there is only one party, the uni party. that's because republicans and democrats have united today to kick the cab down the road. they wanted to control all time for debate today but my colleague, mr. roy from texas, came down here and used a parliamentary procedure so the people who take their oath to the constitution most seriously, the people who are most concerned about debt, the people who want to represent the good folks back home have a voice here today because of my colleague chip roy who has claimed 20 minutes in opposition. and what are we doing here today? we're going to pass a c.r. and kick the can down the road. is it going to solve any problems? no, it creates another crisis next week. you see, that's what they want, another crisis. they want to threaten you with a shutdown so they can get more spending. but is this a clean c.r.? we're tol

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early next morning, the uss america, uss davis and uss massi arrived to remove the 34 dead sailors andn liberty and transfer the warship to malta for repairs. an hour later, admiral isaac kid who was put in charge of investigating the liberty incident arrived on the scene to hear what the victims had to say so he can offer a written report to his superiors. after the suspicious liberty incident, word of the bizarre israeli attack on the us warship spread around the world. israelis claimed they'd mistaken the liberty with the egyptian ship, al-kuser. this is while the al-couser was a retired cargo ship and wasn't even half the size of the uss liberty. is climate change real? is smoking cigarettes really hazardous? do ddt insecticides really work against malaria mosquitoes? for decades, companies have hard scientists to sew seeds of doubt among people. one keep them perplexed, this way they can keep excreting oil producing cigarettes and many other things without a nuisance. watch the details in this documentary. i believe that working together we can make history. your headlines on pres

early next morning, the uss, america, uss, davis and uss massi arrived to remove the 34 dead sailors and 174 naval officers from the burnt down liberty and transfer the warship to malta for repairs. an hour later, admiral isaac kid, who was put in charge of investigating the liberty incident arrived on the scene to hear what the victims had to say so he can offer a written report to his superiors. after the suspicious liberty incident, word of the bizarre israeli attack on the us warship spread around the world. israelis claim they mistaken the liberty with the egyptian ship al-kuser. this is was a retired cargo ship and wasn't even half the size of the uss liberty. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones among many items in its arsenal have caught many countries in the world. by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled thus far. watch for the details in this documentary. "what kind of

early next morning, the uss america, uss davis and uss massi arrived to remove the 34 dead sailors and 174 naval officers from the burnt down liberty and transfer the warship to malta for repairs. an hour later, admiral isaac kid who was put in charge of investigating the liberty incident arrived on the scene to hear what the victims had to say so he can offer a written report to his superiors. after the suspicious liberty incident, word of the bizarre israeli attack on the us warship spread around the world. israelis claimed they'd mistaken the liberty with the egyptian ship ( this is while the alcousaire was a retired cargo ship and wasn't even half the size of the uss liberty. iran and turkmenistan do not consider themselves just neighbors but relatives. through ages they have bolstered their ties from culture economy and science and technology and a myriad other fields. yet they have set the stage for bolder steps in order to faster vibrant trade ecosystem between the. two nations and make the region an energy hub. iranian entrepreneurs, officials and business people have held an e

so second place, massie right there. the second place winner of essay contest goes to jordan lubis lubis. and miss patricia taft. if you would, please. our first place winner goes to angie herrera. yanis yanis. yeah, yeah. now as we become to the to the conclusion of tonight's presentation, one of the things that know as we attend programing all throughout the country and to different different organizations is engaging in civics at the young, at the with the with our youth. here's a great example. so thank you very much for participating and congratulations. well done. thank you. well deserved. so, ladies and gentlemen this does conclude tonight's presentation. and we are still going to be on the grounds are going to have some music. the bar is open here to the left and a little bit of engagement amongst the night. thank you very much. thank goodness for the weather held out. and no one wanted to laugh at me. so my life would be a dream if i could take you out. the paradise of about seven below me, darling, i'm the only

massie: today we're setting a dangerous precedent.what's in this bill. we know what's in it. we know it spend too much money, we know is down to the ages of 12 into being trans. we know it's got funding for facilities that do late-term abortions. why would for that? because it's got a dangerous cocktail that the swamp has always served. and we're drunk on it today. what is thatudget gimmicks. with a chaser of the fumes from d.c.a., the smell of jet fuel at d.c. at. d.c.a. because what are we going to do as soon as we pass this bill? we're all going to the airport and we're going on recess for two weeks. this is■8 not the way we shouldo the nation's business. we need to preserve the three-day rule. we need to follow our own rules. we need to bring these bills rer order and i urge people to vote against this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mr. roy: reserve. theaas is recognized. ms. granger: madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewo

i was talking last night with representative thomas massie who in feal rebel and in this congress, he's interesting position between some of the more vocal rabble-rousers in the more mainstream folks and he was saying it's sort of like when you have a substitute teacher come into school in the class start to realize they can get away with a bunch of things. mike johnson was not the one that won the house majority and wasn't the one that gay people seats on committees that they really wanted so he doesn'tavy. some people have been very complementary of his leadership so far, recognizing it was delta difficult and and he is trying to pick up where mccarthy left off. on the democratic side of the aisle, others say, some of them acknowledged he is genteel and civil and a polite person but really have turned even more chaotic under his leadership. host: if you would like to join our conversation, you can do so. airlines or by parties. democrats are (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, (202) 748-8002 for independence you can join us via text at (202) 748-8003. we are watching her feeds

night with representative thomas massie former congresses was considered a real rebel in this congressinteresng between some of the more vocal rabble-rousers in the more he was saying is for them i could have a substitute teacher coming to school and the class or surrealistic data with a bunch of things. poor mike johnson was not the one who won the house majority. was not the one that gave seats on committees they really wanted. he does not have carrots or s sticks. recognizing his delta difficult hand. and iso pick up where mccarthy left off and the rules mccarthy put in place. critically on the democratic side of the aisle acknowledge she is genteel turn more chaotic under leadership. >> if you like to join our conversation you can do so our minds are by party 202-748-8000. for republicans 202-748-8001. inin 202-748-8002 for inden us via text at two 202-748-8000 three. are watching our feeds on facebook and on >> saturday schumer at the majority leader ever gave a major speech on the senate last week calling for new elections in israel. what has been the reaction on capitol hill? >>

fact of the matter is with this two-party system, they have massive amounts of wealth, they have massis amount, massive amounts of donors, private donors that they in turn have to then scratch their back once they're in office. if you as an independent have great ideas and you want to run a platform that's for the people, you are essentially going against the banks, we are going against the corporations, and that is very hard to do when you are a working class, salary, let's call it, and so basically you are running against millionaires, you're running against billionaires and whether they'll produce smear campaigns against you, whether they'll just censor you, whether they won't even take you seriously, and that's actually how the mainstream media actually in the united states actually has huge hand in this, because they won't even hear out thoughts from third party candidates, they won't even hear out thoughts from fringe candidates within their own parties, for example, actually i don't want to get into examples here, but there are certain democrats that are running again. what the e

uh, push is already consolidated. exports thing that using accord didn't mean to me just is to view massy to the opportunity to us that and what do you use invincible and he can do anything which he's doing. and most of what's interesting is that kind gomez tactics. the point who lived with the largest political sentiment and this has asked for the reason, so we've done by few research which states that, you know, 35 percent of indian support product data, newsome. so i don't see this much for more. the news here is just political signaling and flexing muscle just before elections. okay, thanks a lot. i don't, i didn't bass in debbie but take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. gym and servicing rebels have told china and russia that vast ships will be allowed to pass through the gulf of a and the red sea. safely who these have been attacking vessels off the how many coast since november, the last germany and others have deployed and deployed naval forces to protect shipping and important trade like a divorce and hates a sam. h a category that has been killed

but by 1987 after massy a project to save forest was born the it's never kind of non profit tree nursery with a staff of $25.00 morning. ok. yes. oh good. the 63 year old visits the nursery every day. the soil is a special blend of minerals, price, husks, pine bark, and fertilizers. up to 5000 seedlings are planted here every day. the seas are stored in a special refrigerated room. the gold shasta checks, the latest delivery will say the most say we managed to get good quality. i do, katia. see, i don't, katya. these will yields around $20000.00 c. things that will be prompted in the coming day. was these 200 different types of trees are growing in the nursery, primarily to see patients species people learn some german from his parents. but when it comes to trees, you draw their stick to portuguese. you my family football. but as you've got here, we have the power, brazil to treat that gives brazil its name as being heavily exploited. since colonial lies ation, primarily the export to europe for the manufacturer of dies to kind of tax done. this is an extremely important tree that was pr

. >> republican thomas massie argued. bill fails to address the us's overall reliance on china. >> you know, we're sitting here with phones made in china. we're wearing suits made in china. we drove cars here with chips that are made in china, and there are foreign adversaries. and by golly, we're going to do something about it. where are we going to do? you're going to tell americans they can't put a piece of software on their computer. >> tiktok says the bill violates constitutional rights of its users, many of whom earn a living running businesses on the app. and tiktok ceo has argued the company stores its american data in the u.s. not china. >> this will help ensure the integrity of the code that powers what americans see on our app. we will further provide access to researchers which helps them study and monitor our content ecosystem. now, we believe we are the only the only company that offers this level of transparency. >> experts also question the impact of a potential ban. india, the world's largest democracy, b

exports thing that using accord didn't meet with me just is to view massy to the opportunity to us that and what do you use invincible as he can do anything which he's doing and most of what's interesting is that kind gomez tactics the point in life with the largest political sentiment, and this has asked for the reasons, so we've done by few research which states that, you know, 35 percent of indian support accommodated. newsom. so i don't see this much for more. the news here is just political signaling and flexing muscle. just before elections or if you're more headlines now from around the world at germany's upper house of parliament is passed. a bill that will partially legalize candidates for personal use, beginning of april adults, will be allowed to possess unlimited amounts of marijuana from july, so called canada as floods will be allowed to grow. the substance for members, germany is the 3rd e u country to legalize the recreational use of can the former carillon shepherdess leader of carlos, which the mall has announced that he will stand in catalonia, as regional elections,

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so how about to was massy miller and to what the us as continues to say in terms of that idea. they saying ukraine was known for of the missed as opposed to put them in the white house. along with the state department has stated that ukraine has nothing to do with the tara attack on what data and what information did they draw such a conclusion? it's completely unclear, shouldn't be bringing any one thing is obvious, that washington started to whitewash the key of regime to whitewash themselves. because everyone understands that there is no standalone key. every shame, without western minute 3 support and western funding that don't forget, this is an incredibly complex investigation, an investigation. the russian authorities are conducting who, on the grounds, that the ones with the evidence that the ones piecing this possible together. and i think it's easy to forget sometimes of west and governments can make all the sessions that they want to put a note here. no sifting through the material and working out exactly what's going on. i'm not exactly what we know. russian authori

we will carry out an offensive in a southern direction, where in the massi area in the next 24 hours with units of our finnish and swedish brothers and sisters in arms. the swedes began to militarize the economy and politics with their characteristic pedantry. previously, they hunted russian ghost boats and this was clearly not enough to mobilize society. now. expenses up to 3% of gdp, senior comrades corrected it, but the baltic states and poland itself are already close to achieving this figure. duda will not return from the states in tussle without gifts. they promised to supply 96 helicopters apache and air-to-air missiles. washington is allocating a $2 billion loan for this. but south korea is also ready to supply poland with weapons worth 25 billion. the warsaw general staff states that the alliance is ready to transfer 3,000 soldiers to poland, and not at all. ukraine will receive weapons from its own arsenals, new ones will be purchased instead, and now several billion more have appeared, although it is not yet clear how much. and france will supply kiev with 18 self-propelle

we will carry out an offensive in a southern direction, where in the massi area we will link up withr finnish and swedish brothers and sisters in arms in the next 24 hours. the swedes began to militarize the economy and politics with their own. duda, preparing for a visit to the white house, proposed that all nato member states increase military spending to 3% of gdp. elder his comrades corrected him, but the baltic states and poland itself are already close to achieving this indicator. duda will not return from the states in tussle without gifts. they promised to supply 96 apache helicopters and air-to-air missiles. washington is allocating a $2 billion loan for this. but south korea is also ready to deliver. retired generals kozei and krashevsky state it bluntly. a blow to russia must be struck before they enter our territory. poland is developing its army to be able to launch a pre-emptive strike to avoid casualties. amidst peaceful population. the conflict in ukraine also promises to be endless. the united states will transfer a package of military assistance to ukraine amounting

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have massi implications ahead. i recommend pronamel repair.h new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. >>> if you happen to be a frequent viewer, you might be familiar with this chart. the picture paints is about as clear as it gets. there was a record spike in violent crime under donald trump in 2020. shoots up to the left there. has been a consistent decline since president joe biden took office. the thing about crime data, it takes a long time to aggregate. the chart is based on preliminary information. these stats trickle out before the fbi drops its final report. the bureau just released more data. new data from 2023. when all is said and done, we would have likely the largest one year decline in murder that has ever been recorded. it doesn't seem like that message is getting through. at least not for now. generally related to media consumption. local news in particular has a number of mostly financial incentives. it is especially true for violent crime. of course, right wing cabl

host: congressman thomas massie with an argument against the legislation that passed on the floor yesterdayit wasn't overwhelming vote, 352 lawmakers in the house voted for this legislation■6 the washington headline this morning -- we are asking you this morning to jn washington , do you think the house should -- that the senate should pass this bill and the senate says thento law? andy in austin, texas, you support this idea? tell us why. caller:i just don't trust anythe chinese government that has control of an app like this or any other kind of control to come into our country. i don't trust anything they do. i support the ban of tiktok. i did not know until listening to the prior talker on points that gave the president wide control for future bills on different situations. i think we need to keep it in context. if it's a foreign run business and we can prove that there is nefarious happenings that can be damage of a or will be damage of aa dish damageble to the citizens ithe country, i most definitely think a ban on a company like tiktok -- that was all into the formal dee in the forma

. >> steve: it is interesting, thomas massie said and i've read the bill and language is broad and not be given the right to ban the site and websites. we've heard from one former treasury secretary who said i think i would like to buy it. here is steve mnuchin. i will put together a group to buy tiktok. this should be owned by u.s. businesses, no way chinese would let a u.s. company own in china. >> have you put a group together? >> i'm working on it, i've spoken to a bunch of people. >> steve: we've spoken to a lot of people, too. i'm sure you have and one concern about tiktok is first amendment thing. if you have 170 million americans and a lot of young people get information from tiktok, that could be a one a problem. >> yes. and look. it is importance we're clear about this. putting together the money to buy tiktok is not the problem, the issue is if communist party of china will sell it. tiktok is owned by chinese company bite dance and communist party of china controls bite dance. you can buy tiktok and it won't make a different if bite dance still controls. algorithm. this is n

it has a massie head skin with iridescent green eyes.ompletely new species. joining us now with some insight on this new find and ourúshark population isúdave ebertl who is a researcher at san jose state's mossúlanding marine laboratory. dave, great to have you withúus. happy friday to you. >> yeah. thank youn nice to be here. >> okay. well, so tell us more t shark. and i can't imagine what the crew felt this creature a cf years back. >> yeah, they got it a couple a you're there to collect it andn stuff. so we brought it back, did some additional measurementc on it and ran some genetics on so from that, we went ahead and wrote up a formal description. there's actually a process it goes through. and then coincidentally, the paper, it just was published aúcouple day, we had come out on deepúsea sharks, is one of these deep sea species that's of concern globally, dave, we're going to talk about conservation in but back to this discovery. i meanlúdid you know right off the bat that this was a new species? because when i take a look at it, ev

republican congressmember thomas massie has invited the brother of julian assange, the imprisoned wikileaks editor who is facing u.s. extradition and if found guilty in u.s. court, 175 years in jail he could have to serve. senator tim kaine is bringing elizabeth carr, the first woman born by ivf in the united states. and republican house speaker mike johnson has invited the parents of evan gershkovich, the "wall street journal" reporter imprisoned in russia. alabama republican governor kay ivey signed into law a bill protecting in-vitro fertilization clinics and doctors from lawsuits and prosecution. lawmakers scrambled to pass the legislation after the alabama supreme court ruled last month frozen embryos have the same rights as children, sending shock waves through the medical community. at least three clinics suspended treatments in alabama in response to the ruling. two of those said they will now resume treatment. reproductive rights advocates cautioned the new law does not fully resolve the issue as it does not address whether a frozen embryo can be considered a child. to see our segm

. >> it does not appear that anyone in the conference saw this coming, perhaps only thomas massie who she was talking to on the floor before she did this, congressman lawler just called it idiotic. the house freedom caucus shared bob good kept telling me emotion stomach a motion to vacate was not on his agenda, here's his reaction. >> i don't know if anyone cares what she says. >> currently know but i don't know what the option is because of we did it today and she understands this, we would put hakim in the speaker's chair. >> speaker johnson did not take his normal route from the house chamber to his office. we have not seen him yet. we are told we probably won't see him, he is scheduled to leave washington in the next couple of hours, but we are expecting a statement from his office on this motion to vacate sometime soon. back to you. >> aisha hashemi on capitol hill, thank you. >> this sends the message to people all around the world even if you act like this, you can probably get into the country and i think they continued to push these boundaries and to see what they can get awa

look at massie as democracies en feel. ultimately that makes us develop the resilient solutions that are going to lead us to the durable peace we have accidents thus far. the world is changing us great deceit nato and other organizations recognize that. but developing the mechanics to change it is a gap leave behind world's population as we do that. >> are doing to get to q. i want to end with this question for all of you which is what has surprised you the most working on this issue with peace and security? >> sorry. how hard you have to fight to just get in the room? that's another hilary clinton imagine what we could do if we didn't have to fight this hard to just get in the room. it would be great to spend less of my time admiring problems and more of my time solving them. >> i have one. [laughter] i do not want to say but completely inspired and awed by the resilience of women who continue to engage in this despite the challenges. on imaginable persistence in the face of again especially thinking about those we are fo

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